2014
DOI: 10.18364/rc.v1i46.23
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Variação social e vitalidade de alguns regionalismos madeirenses no português falado na cidade do funchal

Abstract: IntroduçãoO património lexical de uma língua é dinâmico porque está sujeito à variação no tempo, no espaço e na sociedade, devido a fatores históricos e sociais e à própria natureza heterogénea da língua. O estudo do léxico regional do Arquipélago da Madeira, ou seja, dos regionalismos madeirenses tem suscitado grande interesse, principalmente ao longo do século XX. Surgiram listagens de palavras e a elaboração de estudos de cariz linguístico-etnográfico e de vocabulários da linguagem popular e regional, sobre… Show more

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“…In this study, the use of Madeiran regionalisms which are generally more frequent in the speech of older people, as opposed to younger people, is also visible in our sample, showing the loss of vitality of some lexical units that seem to be archaisms. Nunes (2014) shows that in Funchal, in general, the difference between young people and other speakers is more accentuated than in other areas, regarding the knowledge and use of regionalisms, while adults and older people show similar outcomes. This is also true for the results of this study, revealing the influence of sociocultural and geographic factors of the urban or rural origin of the informants on the recognition and use of Madeiran regionalisms.…”
Section: Social Variablesmentioning
confidence: 90%
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“…In this study, the use of Madeiran regionalisms which are generally more frequent in the speech of older people, as opposed to younger people, is also visible in our sample, showing the loss of vitality of some lexical units that seem to be archaisms. Nunes (2014) shows that in Funchal, in general, the difference between young people and other speakers is more accentuated than in other areas, regarding the knowledge and use of regionalisms, while adults and older people show similar outcomes. This is also true for the results of this study, revealing the influence of sociocultural and geographic factors of the urban or rural origin of the informants on the recognition and use of Madeiran regionalisms.…”
Section: Social Variablesmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…These lists of what they called popular Madeiran vocabulary, for example Silva (1950), Sousa (1950), Caldeira (1993) and Pestana (1970), document some forms and meanings of the lexicon studied in this article, which is why we mention them. Concerning the lexical and semantic variation in Madeiran spoken Portuguese, in recent years, it has been the topic of a considerable number of researches, mainly in University of Madeira master's theses and other academic studies: Santos (2007), Rebelo (2007), Figueiredo (2004, Santos (2013), Bazenga (2014Bazenga ( , 2015, Teixeira (2015), Rebelo and Nunes (2016), Nunes (2014Nunes ( , 2017Nunes ( , 2019aNunes ( , 2019b, Andrade, Bazenga, Rebelo and Nunes (2018). We also refer to them when they present terms that are part of this study.…”
Section: Madeiran Regionalismsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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